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全球微型蔬菜市场 - 2023-2030Global Microgreens Market - 2023-2030 |
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全球微型蔬菜市场在 2022 年达到 17 亿美元,预计到 2030 年将达到 45 亿美元,2023-2030 年预测期间年复合成长率为 13.1%。
人们对健康和保健的日益关注正在增加消费者对营养丰富食品的需求。微型蔬菜具有浓缩的营养成分和健康益处,作为超级食品在註重健身的消费者中广受欢迎。与成熟的西兰花相比,堆肥种植的西兰花微绿植物含有更多的矿物质,如磷、钾、镁、锰、锌、铁、钙、钠和铜。
Microgreens 鲜艳的色彩、独特的风味和精緻的外观使其成为增强菜餚视觉吸引力和味道的理想选择。烹饪行业已经采用微型蔬菜来创造视觉上令人惊嘆的创新食品展示。
无论外部天气条件如何,水培法和气培法都可以全年种植微型蔬菜。这种连续生产确保了新鲜微型蔬菜的稳定供应,满足消费者和食品服务机构的持续需求。
与传统的土壤方法相比,水培法和气培法可促进更快的生长速度和更高的作物产量。生产力的提高使种植者在有限的空间内最大化产量,从而使他们受益。水培技术公司创始人V.Chandrshekaran发表的一项研究显示,在土基农业中,每英亩生菜的平均年产量为9-10吨,而在水培农业中,为300-400吨。
微型蔬菜提供丰富的口味和广泛的口味特征,从胡椒味到坚果味再到浓烈味。厨师和美食爱好者认识到微型蔬菜的烹饪多功能性,利用它们来提升菜餚的味道和外观。近 51% 的厨师预测微型蔬菜将成为餐厅的流行趋势。微型蔬菜的优质口味和烹饪吸引力吸引了寻求卓越用餐体验的消费者。
微型蔬菜有多种植物类型,其中一些是外来植物,在传统沙拉或菜餚中并不常见。寻求新颖和独特食品体验的消费者被多样化的微型蔬菜选择所吸引,从而推动了对优质品种的需求。根据美国科罗拉多州立大学食品科学与人类营养係发表的一份报告,平均一半的受访者(50.5%)每週食用微型蔬菜1-2次,并保存6天或更短时间(80.3%) )消费前。
微型蔬菜的保质期很短,在适当的储存条件下只能持续几天。例如,在 4 度C (39°F) 下,某些微型蔬菜的保质期为 14-21 天,但当温度升高至 6 度C (11°F) 时,保质期会缩短 50%。如此短的保质期给分销带来了挑战,因为它需要高效、及时的供应链管理来确保新鲜度。
如果消费者在微型蔬菜变质之前无法使用它们,他们可能会犹豫是否购买微型蔬菜。在保鲜期如此短的产品上浪费金钱的风险可能会让一些潜在买家望而却步。
在大流行期间,人们变得更加註重健康,这推动了对营养和增强免疫力食品的需求。微型蔬菜因其营养成分高而受到希望将更健康的选择纳入饮食的消费者的青睐。
然而,由于疫情期间运输限制和劳动力短缺,微型蔬菜市场面临供应链中断。例如,2020年西兰花总产量为1580万英担,比2019年下降5%。收穫面积为100,300英亩,也比2019年下降4%。
Global Microgreens Market reached US$ 1.7 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 4.5 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 13.1% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
The increasing focus on health and wellness is increasing consumer demand for nutrient-dense foods. Microgreens, having concentrated nutrients and health benefits, have gained popularity as a superfood preference among fitness-conscious consumers. Compost-grown broccoli microgreens have 1.15 and 2.32 times more minerals, like phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, manganese, zinc, iron, calcium, sodium and copper, compared to their mature counterpart.
Microgreens' vibrant colors, unique flavors and delicate appearance make them ideal for enhancing the visual appeal and taste of dishes. The culinary industry has embraced microgreens to create visually stunning and innovative food presentations.
Hydroponics and aeroponics enable year-round cultivation of microgreens, regardless of external weather conditions. This continuous production ensures a steady supply of fresh microgreens, meeting the consistent demand from consumers and food service establishments.
Hydroponics and aeroponics promote faster growth rates and higher crop yields compared to conventional soil-based methods. This increased productivity benefits growers by maximizing their output within a limited space. According to a study published by V.Chandrshekaran, founder of a hydroponic technology firm, in soil-based agriculture, the average annual yield of lettuce per acre was 9-10 tonnes, while in hydroponics agriculture, it was 300-400 tonnes.
Microgreens offer excessive flavors and a wide range of taste profiles, from peppery to nutty to tangy. Cooks and food lovers recognize the culinary versatility of microgreens, using them to elevate the taste and appearance of dishes. Nearly 51% of the chefs predict that microgreens are a raging trend in eateries. The premium taste and culinary appeal of microgreens attract consumers seeking exceptional dining experiences.
Microgreens come in a wide range of plant types, some of which are exotic and not commonly found in traditional salads or dishes. Consumers seeking novelty and unique food experiences are drawn to the diverse selection of microgreens available, driving demand for premium varieties. According to a report published by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, Colorado State University, USA, on average one-half of respondents (50.5%) consumed microgreens 1-2 times per week and stored them 6 days or less (80.3%) before consumption.
Microgreens have a short shelf life lasting only a few days under proper storage conditions. For instance, At 4°C (39°F), the shelf life for some microgreens are 14-21 days but when the temperature is increased to 6°C (11°F) and the shelf life is reduced by 50%. This short shelf life poses a challenging situation for distribution as it requires efficient and timely supply chain management to ensure freshness.
Consumers may be hesitant to purchase microgreens if they won't be able to use microgreens before they spoil. The perceived risk of wasting money on a product with such a short freshness window might discourage some potential buyers.
During the pandemic, people became more health-conscious which drives demand for nutritious and immune-boosting foods. Microgreens, considered for their high nutritional content, were preferable by consumers looking to incorporate more healthful options into their diets.
However, the microgreens market faced supply chain disruptions due to transportation restrictions and labor shortages during the pandemic. For instance, the total production of broccoli in 2020 totaled 15.8 million cwt, down 5% from 2019. The area harvested, at 100,300 acres, was also down 4% from 2019.
The global microgreens market is segmented based on type, farm, growth medium, end-user, distribution channel and region.
The Brassicaceae family includes various microgreens varieties, like broccoli, radish, arugula, mustard and lettuce. Every variety provides distinct flavors, colors and textures, imparting a diverse selection for consumers and chefs. According to FAO, the total amount of lettuce produced in China was 14.36 million tons in 2021.
Brassicaceae microgreens are versatile in various culinary applications. They can be used as a garnish, added to salads, sandwiches and wraps or incorporated into a wide range of dishes to enhance their flavor and visual appeal. Consumers are increasingly seeking unique and premium food experiences and Brassicaceae microgreens offer just that. Their distinct flavors and attractive appearance appeal to adventurous eaters and food enthusiasts, driving demand for these microgreens.
The growing urbanization in the region has led to increased demand for fresh, healthy and locally produced foods, including microgreens. In February 2023, An entrepreneur from Uzbekistan established the production of microgreens in the basement of a multi-story block. He supplies the products to local cafes, restaurants and supermarkets.
The popularity of urban agriculture and rooftop farming has been on the rise in the Asia Pacific region. Microgreens' quick growth cycle and suitability for indoor cultivation make them ideal choices for urban farming initiatives. In India, Chennai Entrepreneur earns INR 80K per month from microgreens with only a 10*10 room.
The major global players include: Fresh Origins, SAKATA, Farmbox Greens, AeroFarms LLC, Living Earth Farms, Metro Microgreens, Chef's Garden Inc, Gotham Greens, 2BFresh and GoodLeaf Farms.
The global microgreens market report would provide approximately 77 tables, 86 figures and 181 Pages.
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